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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3125407" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Exactly. When the wife shot the husband was it domestic abuse that she feared for that would fit the Stand your Ground provision that said, A person has no duty to retreat and that they may meet force with force, including deadly force, when confronted by a threat of death or grievous bodily injury, and that they can protect themselves with deadly force if they believe that their own lives are in jeopardy.</p><p>I don't understand the court's ruling.</p><p>If an intruder came into the domicile, and was shot, that would be OK, but if both reside in the home, and one is about to kill the other, the person about to die is in conflict and suffers grievous bodily injury has no legal claim to defend themselves?</p><p>I can see some legal wrangling on that opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3125407, member: 5412"] Exactly. When the wife shot the husband was it domestic abuse that she feared for that would fit the Stand your Ground provision that said, A person has no duty to retreat and that they may meet force with force, including deadly force, when confronted by a threat of death or grievous bodily injury, and that they can protect themselves with deadly force if they believe that their own lives are in jeopardy. I don't understand the court's ruling. If an intruder came into the domicile, and was shot, that would be OK, but if both reside in the home, and one is about to kill the other, the person about to die is in conflict and suffers grievous bodily injury has no legal claim to defend themselves? I can see some legal wrangling on that opinion. [/QUOTE]
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